there it is, dow up and s$p making another record high....Im still looking for the data on how many record highs the s$p and dow have put in for 2015 so far, it has to be about 4 or 5 times now....record after record..my short portfolio is actually in the green today thanks to ERY and DUST...and of course XIV because the VIX keeps hovering around historical lows!!!
Welcome to the summer of LOVE...where everyday is an up day and stocks only rise like spring flowers.
what happened to the rally, its fading, nasdaq red....energy getting smacked....wonder if the markets will keep at record highs into the close. if not there could be some selling pressure...wondering if I should sell my XIV and buy it back under $40.
More action overnight then during the US session.Watch the close, we are setting up for another bearish candle in the daily.
Another DOJI.....I believe you look for bullish candle's in bull markets, and bearish candle's in bearish markets. This is a tough one, as we have run up pretty strong. I just feel these central banks will stop at nothing to keep pushing this market higher. So what bank or bank official will pop up overnight with some more heroin for this junkie market.
Even Jack Bogle thinks wall street is a casino, and he even says stocks are high because of the fed games and low interest rates... There's an awful lot to worry about: Jack Bogle Michelle Fox | @MFoxCNBC There's an "awful lot" to worry about in the marketplace these days, but if investors avoid all the noise and focus on the long term, they can be successful, index mutual fund pioneer Jack Bogle said Tuesday. "This is a hard time to invest because there aren't a lot of good options to stocks, and bond yields are extremely low," said Bogle, who founded The Vanguard Group in 1974 and launched the first retail index fund a couple of years later. In an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch," Bogle said the general level of securities prices is high thanks to the Federal Reserve's low interest rate policy. "That's a scary thing because it can't stay that way forever," he said. "So, I do advocate a cautious approach to investing." However, while a sharp rise interest rates would "certainly" lead to a decline in stocks, the market has had declines "forever," Bogle said. "I've been through, I think, four 50 percent declines, at least three, and we get over them and march on," he noted. "It's a good idea to not pay too much attention to the stock market and think about the long-term productivity of business." Read MoreWhy Dow Theory isn't a red flag Therefore, Bogle advocates investing in the overall stock market—and not individual names—as well as putting some money in short-term or intermediate-term bonds. He called stocks "fairly reasonably valued" if you take their earnings yield into account. "You've got to keep investing in stocks and bonds, because I don't think the other alternatives—commodities, for example, or gold—have any long-term return prospects at all," he said. "Go into the casino, which is what Wall Street is today, bet on the entire stock market. And then get out of the casino and never show yourself there again."
This is a bull market still, so are you saying doji are bearish and ignored, or that doji's are bullish?